Me and My Brother (1968)
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This documentary about poet Peter Orlovsky's schizophrenic brother, Julius, is a film within a film and is generally regarded as photographer/documentarian Frank's masterwork. Brother Julius spent years in a mental hospital and upon release was put into his brother's care. Frank captures the brothers' day-to-day lives, as well as a road trip with Allen Ginsberg. At times the film breaks into another film about actors working on a film about them; cinematic devices -- including black-and-white,
Feb 2, 1969 Limited
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Allen Ginsberg
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Roscoe Lee Browne
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John Coe
Psychiatrist -
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Nancy Fish
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Virginia Kiser
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Peter Orlovsky
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Cynthia McAdams
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The weightiest item in his [Director Robert Frank's] oeuvre.
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Foreign Titles
- Me and My Brother (1969) (DE)
- Me and My Brother (1969) (UK)


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